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- NewMrsAdventures
- I am a simple girl saved by grace, who can't help but want everyone else to be as well. I'm captivated by the love of my Savior and if that's all you see about me then I've accomplished something. I hope to encourage you and typically picture us chit chatting over coffee-the best way to be my friend. I'm madly in love with my husband, love all things pink, laugh way too loud, have a habit of painting everything turquoise, can easily get lost in a book-or on a street (terrible with directions), am on a constant hunt for the perfect cupcake recipe, and have dreams of one day being on HGTV.
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Very inspiring to remember these words. Blessings, Catherine
ReplyDeleteI love this doctrine! Thanks for the scripture.
ReplyDeleteMy sweet niece, who was 5 at the time, knew the story of Jesus' resurrection. She said, "He died, but he then he came back to life."
Her dad's grandma died, which of course made her dad sad. Later I heard her pray, "Bless Dad because he's sad, and bless his grandma that she will come back to life."
The knee jerk reaction after the prayer was to explain to her that her great grandma had passed away. She wasn't just coming back to life tomorrow.
And then we realized that it was the same way she talked about Christ's resurrection. She's right. Her great grandma was going to come back to life.